Q 2. For the symmetrical section in figure 2 shown below, calculate B mm 350 mm 0.8 B mm Figure (2) (i) The elastic section modulus (Z) (ii) The Plastic section modulus (ZP) (iii) Shape factor (S) (iv) Plastic moment given fy- 262 N/mm B= 202

Q 2. For the symmetrical section in figure 2 shown below, calculate B mm 350 mm 0.8 B mm Figure (2) (i) The elastic section modulus (Z) (ii) The Plastic section modulus (ZP) (iii) Shape factor (S) (iv) Plastic moment given fy- 262 N/mm B= 202

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Q 2. For the symmetrical section in figure 2 shown below, calculate
B mm
350 mm
0.8 B mm
Figure (2)
(i) The elastic section modulus (Z)
(ii) The Plastic section modulus (Zr)
(iii) Shape factor (S)
(iv) Plastic moment given fy- 262 N/mm2
B= 202

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